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544 1297. Post consulatum Basilli II M Anon. apud Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. Justiniani Nov. 119, 120, 125. Non-consul B. (anypata) ter. PC. O. et it. P.C. Basili V.C.S. III P.C. Basilli V.C.S Post cons. Basilii V.C.S. anno IV V 545 [331] U.C.Varr.1298. Post Cons. Basilii IV O.M.S.Anon. apud Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. Justiniani 18 from Kal. April. Perplexity of Justinian: Procop. Goth. III.9 p.487 A when the king was informed about them he was perplexed and he was forced to send Belisarius against Totilas, although there were very large problems with the Persians. And the winter was nearing to its end and the ninth year of the war was finishing of which Procopius wrote these. March A.D.544. Belisarius is sent again to Italy: III.10 p.487 B so Belsiarius goes to Italy for a second time. Because he had very few soldiers-he travelled through whole Thrace raising money and new volunteers etc. He had already been recalled from the Persian war for this purpose at the end of 542: conf.a. This interval of a year of inaction justifies the account of Procopius Anecd. p.13-15 confirmed by Anon. apud Marcellin , that Belisarius was detained at CP. by factions and court intrigues against him. He is at length sent without supplies and with insufficient forces: Procop. Anecd. p.15 A he was sent to Italy for a second time, after he agreed with the king (as they say) him to ask for money, but to raise all the necessary funding for the war by himself. P.16 A nothing have brought from the king. He could only collect 4000 men: Procop. Goth.III.10 p.487 B Vitalius the Illyrian general was with him per King’s agreement.-Both after managed to raise 4000 (soldiers) arrived at Salosis. Belisarius sends accounts to Dryus: p. 487 B.proceeds to Pola: p.488 B.-arrives at Ravenna: p. 489 B. Post cons. Basilli anno III Totila obsidet Firmum et Asculum invasampue Neapolim desolta et Tibur. The recall of Belisarius from the East is placed at a wrong year by Annon. apud Marcellin. P.C.basilii anno IV Belisarius de Orinete evocatus in offensam periculumque incurrens grave et invidiæ subjacens rursus remirritur ad Italiam. Fourth expedition of Chosroes: Procop. Pers.II.26 p.152 A at the current year [at the year after the death of Narses]Chosroes of Cabades for a fourth time invaded in the land of the Romas, leading the army against Mesopotamia. He retires from the siege of Edessa: II.27 p.159 B after he torched all the trenches he departed for home with all his army. The war in Africa continues: Procopius Vand.II.23 p.293.294 describes the recovery of Adrumetum by Paulus, the success of Stotzas and the Moors, the death of Joannes and Stotzas, both slain in action. Conf. Jornandem regn. p.719. These events ha[[ened in 543, after the death of Solomon in 542 and before the rise of Gonthario in 545. Placed by Anon. apud Marcellin. At A.D.545:Post cons. Basilii anno IV in Africa Joannes inruens super tyrannum Stotzam interimit eum et ipse ab ejus occiditur armigero &c. And by Victor Tun. P.C.Basilii anno V [sc. A.D.545] Stuza tyrannus-congressione facta Joannis Romanæ militiæducis jaculo percissus est, parique vice et Joannes Stutze &c. Justiniani 19 from Kal. April. Totilas besieges Firmum and Asculum: Procop. Goth.II.11 p.492 A after he camped at Picenum, he besieges both Firmum and Asculum. And the winter was ending and the 10 th year of war was finishing. These sieges <strong>ROMANI</strong> 781 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS
Justiniani Novella 119 to Petrus, the most glorious consul of the sacred East Pretoria. Dat. XIV Kal. Feb. CP. imp. D. N. Justiniani PP. Aug. anno XVII post cons. Basilii V. C. cons. anno III. Nov. 120 to Petrus.Dat. VII Id. Maii CP. imp.&c. anno XVIII post Basilii V.C. cons.anno III. Nov.125 to the most glorious consul of Pretoria Gabrielus, Dat. XV Kal.Jan. CP.imp. &c. anno XVIII post cons. Basilii V. C. anno III. Justiniani Novella 130=Authent. Const. 119 to Petrus, the most glorious consul of the sacred East Pretoria. Dat. Kal. Mart. CP. imp. D. N. Justiniani PP. Aug. anno XVIII post Basilii V. C. cons. Anno IV indict. VIII. 782 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Vigiliis in Sicily: Victor Tun. P.C. Basilii IV [sc. A.D. 544] Justinianus imp. Acephalorum subreptionibus instigatus Vigilum Romanum episcopum subtiliter compelit ut ad urbem regian properaret et sub speciem con-
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